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In christi ni[r] ami cupre[m]s junib[us] dan' brevi[m] modu[m] practica[n]du[m] di modo dosandi aligua..

by: Producer not identified

Publication date: 1550

Publisher: [Italy] : [Compiler not identified]

Collection: mcgilluniversity; mcgilluniversityosler; toronto

Contributor: McGill University Library

Language: Latin

84 leaves ; 23 cm

Manuscript is a medical treatise attributed to a physician, and contains treatments and remedies for a variety of ailments of the time. Types of recipes include: syrups, broths, distillates, plasters, pills, oils, unguents, and more. These treatments are listed for helping with various illnesses including measles, hemmorhoids, syphylis, ulcers, and the plague. Of interest is also the use of many ingredients acquired from the Indian subcontient, Afghanistan, South America, and the Carribean

Manuscript

Title from incipit

Date and place of production inferred from handwriting and watermarks

Manuscript is in a neat but sloping 16th century Italian hand, with leaf numbers in same hand in upper right corner, and corrections made to several portions of text. Last two gatherings are excised, but text appears to be complete

Purchased from Christie Manson & Woods Ltd, December 2021

Contemporary panelled calf over pasteboards with blind ropework and interlacing tool to covers, vesitges of leather ties visible (rubbed; boads warped; central spot wanting on front cover); raised bands to spine with blind patterned tool and vestiges of contemporary paper label (rubbed); plain endpapers; last two gatherings excised, mild foxing

Addeddate: 2022-06-21 19:00:29

Identifier: McGillLibrary-osl_in-christi-ni-ami-cupres-junib_WZ240IN361550-21429

Identifier-ark: ark:/13960/s2n585msrrh

Note: Manuscript.
Title from incipit.
Date and place of production inferred from handwriting and watermarks.
Manuscript is in a neat but sloping 16th century Italian hand, with leaf numbers in same hand in upper right corner, and corrections made to several portions of text. Last two gatherings are excised, but text appears to be complete.
Manuscript is a medical treatise attributed to a physician, and contains treatments and remedies for a variety of ailments of the time. Types of recipes include: syrups, broths, distillates, plasters, pills, oils, unguents, and more. These treatments are listed for helping with various illnesses including measles, hemmorhoids, syphylis, ulcers, and the plague. Of interest is also the use of many ingredients acquired from the Indian subcontient, Afghanistan, South America, and the Carribean.
Purchased from Christie Manson & Woods Ltd, December 2021.
Contemporary panelled calf over pasteboards with blind ropework and interlacing tool to covers, vesitges of leather ties visible (rubbed; boads warped; central spot wanting on front cover); raised bands to spine with blind patterned tool and vestiges of contemporary paper label (rubbed); plain endpapers; last two gatherings excised, mild foxing.